Last Updated on April 5, 2025, 12:41 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The Joy Project has received the support of Mario Sabga-Aboud, the Chairman of the Global Brands Group of Companies. The Joy Project has received 30 brand-new laptops from the organization.
The first lady of St Kitts and Nevis has helmed the Joy Project for more than a year. The donation of the laptops has come at a most opportune time.
The Joy Project, which caters to the needs of the children, will be able to promote digital literacy with the help of the laptops that they have received as a donation. The Global Brands Group of Companies is parent to several well known and well established brands.
The Joy Project and all the stakeholders associated with the effort have thanked the organization for their generosity. The officials have shared that the donation will help them empower communities and improve access to education.
The Global Brands Group of Companies is responsible for big names like Wok n’ Roll, Pizza Boys, Rituals Coffee House and more. The First Lady of St Kitts and Nevis, Diani Prince-Drew took to her social media to thank the business organization.
She was also accompanied by the wife of attorney general Garth Wilkin, Charisse Wilkin. The two ladies took to their respective social media accounts to share some images from the handover ceremony.
The Joy Project is the First Lady’s Passion and highlights her commitment to serving the people of the federation. The First Lady Diani Prince-Drew highlighted that it is the responsibility of the organization to make sure that the community is supported.
The Global Brands Group of Companies has pledged that they will continue to supporting the Joy Project. The chairman of the organization has shared that they will help in making sure that the organization reaches their mandate.
Mario Sabga-Aboud has announced the intention to donate EC$10,000 to the Joy Project. They want to continue their collaboration with the first lady and her organization.
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